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Fireworks: Citrus Heights vs Folsom

How do fireworks rules compare between Citrus Heights, CA and Folsom, CA?

Citrus Heights has fewer restrictions than Folsom.

Citrus Heights, CA

Sacramento County

Some Restrictions

Citrus Heights permits state-approved Safe and Sane fireworks sold from licensed nonprofit stands and used only July 1 through July 4. All other fireworks are illegal.

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Folsom, CA

Sacramento County

Heavy Restrictions

Folsom bans ALL consumer fireworks including 'Safe and Sane' products year-round. Only licensed public displays with Folsom Fire Department permit are allowed. Possession, sale, or use of any fireworks within city limits subjects violators to fines up to $1,000 and possible misdemeanor charges.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactCitrus HeightsFolsom
AllowedSafe and Sane only-
Sales WindowJune 28 to July 4-
Use DatesJuly 1 through July 4-
Illegal Fireworks Fine1000 to 5000 dollars-
State LawHealth and Safety Code 12500H&S Β§12500 et seq.
Consumer-All banned year-round
Safe & Sane-Also banned in Folsom
Fine-Up to $1,000
Exception-Permitted public displays only

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Citrus Heights FAQ

Can I shoot off bottle rockets on the Fourth of July?

No. Only State Fire Marshal approved Safe and Sane items are legal. Aerials and rockets remain illegal in Citrus Heights.

Where can I buy legal fireworks?

From licensed nonprofit stands operating in Citrus Heights between June 28 and July 4.

Folsom FAQ

Can I use Safe and Sane fireworks in Folsom on July 4?

No. Unlike some Sacramento County cities, Folsom prohibits all consumer fireworks including Safe and Sane products. Attend a licensed public display instead.

What if I buy fireworks in a neighboring city?

Transporting them into Folsom and possessing or using them here is still illegal and subject to citation.

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